Time for concept art thread
Time for concept art thread
Leo Kelly
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Daniel Martin
Thumbnail made me think the bear was wearing bikini bottoms.
I...feel cheated.
Christopher Murphy
Sorry, wrong pic!
Caleb Roberts
liar
Connor Johnson
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Anthony Anderson
inb4 jojo joke
These do have way more character than the actual cartoon, but thats HB for ya
Isaac Diaz
You missed the thread where Sup Forums first saw these.
Nothing but Jojo posting, I think it's even responsible for the jojo generals.
Ayden Hill
Gangsta.
Jordan Powell
Something to keep the thread aloft.
Brody Perez
Postin some of my favorites
Leo Bennett
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Adrian Cooper
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Jeremiah Cruz
I see titties
Carter Hughes
Why are they all so hot?
Josiah Gutierrez
>all
user....
Noah Johnson
I dont remember wanting to Scooby DOO all of them.
Sebastian Rivera
Bumping out of interest. Does anyone have the The Princess and the Frog or Zootopia ones?
Easton Martin
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Benjamin Garcia
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Aaron Evans
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Cooper Peterson
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David Gomez
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Daniel Ward
FAKE
it was DA fanart
Brayden Price
Pre-production development art for Mulan by Alex Niño
Camden Phillips
More pre-production development art for Mulan by Alex Niño
Gavin White
More pre-production development art for Mulan by Alex Niño
Samuel King
Even more pre-production development art for Mulan by Alex Niño
Nolan Nguyen
>tfw it will never happen
THANKS JEWSNY
Brandon Hall
Alex Niño, pre-production development art for Mulan
Austin Lee
Shit, if ONLY Mulan looked this awesome
>tfw
Leo Martinez
Alex Niño, pre-production development art for Mulan
Noah King
I mean, Emperor's New Groove was bretty good, but fuck man, everything about Kingdom of The Sun just blows it out the fuck out.
Michael Campbell
Man why did we get some idealistic stereotypical bullshit in the actual movie setting instead of this beautiful stuff
Brayden Kelly
>Shit, if ONLY Mulan looked this awesome
Yeah, imagine if Alex Niño had made, say, a graphic novel adaptation of Mulan. (Niño was primarily a comics artist before becoming a concept/development artist for animation, and he freelanced as an artist for DC Comics, Warren Publishing, Marvel Comics, and Heavy Metal... though's not really a mainstream name, UK comics artist/historian David A. Roach rates him alongside Jack Kirby and Breccia as "one of comics' few genuine visionaries.")
Lucas Foster
Emperor's New Groove was a movie that took itself 0% seriously, and it really bugs me when cartoons do this. Every bit of the setting, the characters, the plot, etc was completely nonsensical with no root whatsoever in reality.
It's entertaining I guess, and that's what it was made to do, but it's just not memorable in any way
Easton Fisher
>Man why did we get some idealistic stereotypical bullshit in the actual movie setting instead of this beautiful stuff
Well, it is development art... the loss of detail is inevitable, I imagine. Alex Niño also worked as a visual development artist on Atlantis (I'm not sure what the hierarchy was between him and Mike Mignola) but I haven't found any scans of his work on that film.
Alexander Foster
More Mulan development art by Alex Niño
Josiah Ward
Still got several more of these
Nicholas Walker
If I remember correctly, these were last displayed publicly in 2007 or thereabouts. It might have been at a gallery showing in Niño's native Philippines, but I'm not entirely sure.
James Gomez
Proof?
Jacob Collins
Niño has a very impressive control of ink wash.
Wyatt Mitchell
Besides his work for Disney, Niño also worked as a model designer and artist for the short-lived Visionaries: Knights of the Magical Light series from the 1980s.
Blake Green
Niño's final major work in animation was serving as one of the character designers on Treasure Planet. He's mostly retired these days, but has worked sporadically as a freelancer for Image Comics and other, smaller publishers.
Angel Sanders
Niño's also somewhat active on the comics convention circuit. Here's a video of him doing a sketch at last year's Big Wow Comicfest in San Jose, California:
Jordan Hughes
For those of you interested in seeing his comics work, some of his work for Warren Publishing has been reprinted by Dark Horse in its Eerie and Creepy archive hardcovers. Unfortunately, his best work for Warren (in my opinion, at least) was in the 1984 and 1994 "adult fantasy" magazines, and those have never been reprinted as far as I know.
Daniel Edwards
Fact: final product never comes out as good as the concept art
Eli Jackson
Incidentally, he also worked as an "additional visual development artist" on The Emperor's New Groove, although I don't if that means he was brought in to rework the Kingdom of the Sun visuals, or if he was already doing development work for Kingdom of the Sun before the decision was made to change it into The Emperor's New Groove.
James Sanchez
There's a funny reason for that. These where done by the great Iwao Takamoto. What made him so great? He used be an assistant for Milt Kahl, one of the greatest animators of all time. In fact many of HB's animators where master animators from Disney and MGM who where fired as TV took over film.
Connor Rogers
And this is the last image I have of Alex Niño development art for Mulan. If anybody has any more, whether for Mulan or for Treasure Planet or Atlantis, please don't hesitate to share them in this thread. I'd love to see them.
Aiden Rivera
The GI Joe: Renegades line-up by designer, the late Clement Sauve (he passed away in 2011 from complications related to cancer at the much too young age of 34).
From left to right: Tunnel Rat, Duke, Roadblock, Scarlett, Ripcord, Snake Eyes, Flint, and Lady Jaye
Caleb Garcia
Some very early Avatar: The Last Airbender concept sketches by Bryan Konietzko. The polar bear-dog was replaced by an air bison but it eventually found its way to The Legend of Korra.
Brody Lewis
jerome-k-moore.deviantart.com
It was done by this guy, but I think he worked WB.
Drawing is still sweet though.
Josiah Gutierrez
Early character design art by Mayan Escalante for the GI Joe: Rise of Cobra tie-in video game released in 2009. Too bad the game was an absolute, overpriced turd.
Gabriel Foster
Scarlett character design art by Mayan Escalante for the 2009 GI Joe: Rise of Cobra video game
Landon Thompson
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Brody Reed
Snake Eyes character design art by Mayan Escalante for the 2009 GI Joe: Rise of Cobra video game
Cooper Long
Heavy Duty character design art by Mayan Escalante for the 2009 GI Joe: Rise of Cobra video game
Dominic Howard
Duke character design art by Mayan Escalante for the 2009 GI Joe: Rise of Cobra video game
Jace Rogers
Helix character design art by Mayan Escalante for the 2009 GI Joe: Rise of Cobra video game. The character was created expressly for the game. If you squint a little, the character looks like a palette-swapped version of Perfect Dark's Joanna Dark.
James Scott
Beachhead character design art by Mayan Escalante for the 2009 GI Joe: Rise of Cobra video game
Thomas Gomez
The Helix character design in the original color scheme.
Angel Sullivan
I have one of Finnick from Zootopia. Man, I love the little guy, I wish he had gotten more screentime, especially since the documentary and the artbook heavily implied Finnick was a more stablished/prominent character in the film.
Jordan Ward
Concept art for Teela and Evil-Lyn, for Filmation's He-Man and the Masters of the Universe cartoon.
Caleb Wilson
Chris Sanders has such a good-looking artstyle.
Hey, does anyone have the concet art of Stitch? Its so different from his cuddly final look.
Lucas King
>autism the post
Robert Russell
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Logan Rodriguez
boop
Thomas Kelly
This bothers me only because the badger would be much larger than the others.
Eli Brooks
No no, this is getting interesting...
James Reyes
I miss that show.